If you head to a paint store that carries wallpaper, I'm sure you'll find lots and lots that would give the same impression. \ http://www.wallpaperwarehouse.com/product-details/Gigi-Light-Grey-Geometric/1450459569FZQOWVKC

Im on board with you Beth. I love the look too. But I think I would do black at the bottom and a gold ceiling. I had a similar look a several years ago. I also love the sink with the black legs. BUT..... It would take a minor miracle for me to get my dh to agree to changing the sink at the moment. He just agreed to painting the awful honey oak kitchen cabinets that he seems to be in love with. Also while I am really drawn to the color black, my kitchen/dining room are black and I am painting my kitchen cabinets black. The powder room seperates the kitchen/dining room and the living room. I dont want everything to look all matchy matchy. But thats silly because I have 3 black walls right now. LOL How do you think it would look if that black and white paper were on all 4 walls, floor to ceiling? I ask that after I have stated several times that I only want to do one wall. OMG my mind changes with the wind. I wonder how that would look with the rest of my decor.

I just used this in my breakfront. Looks great Roommates from wayfair.com https://www.wayfair.com/decor-pillows/pdp/gracie-oaks-eske-smooth-1886-l-x-18-w-peel-and-stick-wallpaper-roll-w002947325.html

I think you can go with any motif you want. I would be careful with too much of one type of foreign motif, you don't want to look like an ethnic restaurant. Or like Cost Plus World Market. I say this as someone who has collected a lot on my travels and collects a lot in general. You need to be judicious in what you choose, and if you have a lot of things, then use your closets (even under the beds if you have to) and rotate your lovelies. And by the way, there are only 20 tigers left in Tibet, and as per my earlier comment, that marvelous wallpaper doesn't have to be interpreted as Tibet unless you want it to be. As for how you use it, I would not use it to paper a whole wall. You could cut large panels of it on either side of the four windows and frame those panels in large black frames, maybe two inches. Then inside those wallpaper panels mount black brackets on which you display objets of beauty and interest. Not things so huge that they obscure the wallpaper of course. Treat them like the scrolls on the back wall of a tokonoma. It could be a beautifully formed glass vase with a few stems of greenery or flowers (odd numbers) or lucky bamboo (which is really dracaena sanderiana.) You can find second -hand Simon Pearce or Steuben, etc in charity shops and online for a very reasonable price with only minor etching on the inside base which won't be seen anyway as the stems will obscure it. You can display architectural artifacts, (no clocks!) fossils, taxidermy, sculpture, ethnic handiworks, candlesticks, plates, etc. My favorite of course would be a purple shoe with crimson sole and crimson lining curled at the toe :)